The prime concern of the Street is whether the Fed will go too far to keep inflation on a tight leash, potentially setting the stage for recession
Reforms of this nature are essential for India to modernise its armed forces, and spend more money on sophisticated weapons and logistics, than on pensions
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In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Weekly Tactical, an auto bright spark, Rajiv Bajaj minces no words, Personal Finance and more
The focus isn’t a complete reset of economic ties between Washington and Beijing, but heavily geared towards taming inflation, and easing the stranglehold on rising consumer prices
A whole new crop of investors is learning that bear markets are a fact of life and should adjust accordingly
The storied brand has fallen victim to the same type of problems that toppled traditional department stores. But will an economic downturn give it a glowup?
By giving the Shangri-La Dialogue a miss, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh lost an opportunity to get acquainted with ‘new kids on the block’, in his line of work. Australia, Canada, France, and Germany — India’s key strategic partners — all have new Ministers of Defence
The RBI’s sanguineness on inflation (negative real rates) suggests it considers India an exception to this trend
Chair Jay Powell seems to understand that public perception matters but shaping it may be beyond his control
In its hurry to address the growing pension outgo problem, has the Ministry of Defence war-gamed Agnipath adequately?
Four non-directional strategies—straddle, strangle, iron fly and iron condor are explained
The foremost need is to have a more technically trained but smaller force able to handle the new sophisticated equipment being acquired. So the aim really should be to reduce headcount and raise training hours. The new scheme falls down on both counts
It is quite likely that even the increased number of front running cases caught is merely a small part of the number of actual offences. The profits are too easy and too large and the methods available to commit the act too sophisticated to draw any comfort
Inflation has become a global concern while global consumption demand is not as widespread and resilient as it has proved to be in the US. So, the situation is grimmer for countries outside the US
Bajaj is right on the issue of proper regulation and lack of adequate quality oversight among many of the new EV players
UBS India's India economist says the RBI, by frontloading the interest rate cycle, is ensuring the Indian rupee doesn’t get into a free fall and at the same time the central bank is not being too much behind the curve, while also avoiding the impact of these factors feeding into household inflation expectations
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: A banking gem, LIC’s cup of woes, gold’s fading glitter, and more
Expedited action from both the policymakers and entrepreneurs is crucial for India Inc. to claim its rightful share of the pie, and usher in the next wave of ‘green unicorns’
By requiring only limited public reporting on asset quality, banks in India have enjoyed a level of opacity that banks in other jurisdictions do not
Ben Bernanke had a famous recipe for setting monetary policy that relied heavily on communication. Jay Powell and his global peers would do well to scale it back.
Berkshire Hathaway-backed BYD is blowing past its competition, and could start supplying batteries to rival Tesla
The US Fed’s monetary policy tools are useless against surging global food and energy prices, but they’re starting to play an outsized role in rising inflation expectations
The earlier plans to make Gilgit-Baltistan a province is not likely to be met, as it not only requires more finances, but it will also give more power to the regional government, who will have a say in decisions regarding the use of its resources by Pakistan or China
From Enron to Wirecard, elaborate scams can remain undetected long after the warning signs appear. What are investors missing?
